Meet the Monkeys 2013
Dive into the captivating world of *Meet the Monkeys* (2013), a delightful documentary that follows wildlife cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson as he revisits the Indonesian island of Sulawesi after 25 years.
Director: Rob Sullivan
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Meet the Monkeys (2013) about?
*Meet the Monkeys* (2013) follows wildlife cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson as he returns to Sulawesi to document a troop of crested black macaques. Through the eyes of the playful Peanut, Hero, and Tarzan, the film explores their social dynamics—full of politics, humor, and survival instincts.
Who directed Meet the Monkeys?
Rob Sullivan directed *Meet the Monkeys* (2013), bringing a filmmaker's eye to the wild antics of its primate stars.
Who stars in Meet the Monkeys?
The documentary primarily features Colin Stafford-Johnson's observational insights alongside the charismatic trio of Peanut, Hero, and Tarzan.
Is Meet the Monkeys (2013) worth watching?
With its engaging mix of humor and drama, *Meet the Monkeys* (2013) offers a rare glimpse into primate behavior that's both educational and entertaining. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or just love a good nature doc, it's a hidden gem worth exploring.
How long is Meet the Monkeys?
Meet the Monkeys (2013) runs for 53 minutes.
About Meet the Monkeys (2013) — Colin Stafford-Johnson's Wild Expedition to Sulawesi
Dive into the captivating world of *Meet the Monkeys* (2013), a delightful documentary that follows wildlife cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson as he revisits the Indonesian island of Sulawesi after 25 years.
This time, his lens is fixed on a lively troop of crested black macaques—endemic to the region and found nowhere else on Earth. Among them are the mischievous Peanut, the bold Hero, and the charismatic Tarzan, whose antics reveal a primate society teeming with drama, power struggles, and moments of tenderness. With humor and raw intensity, the film captures their daily lives, from playful mischief to the raw realities of survival, painting a vivid portrait of these extraordinary creatures and their intricate social bonds.